Recent content by zyr3344

No such registry key was found on Windows 11 ( build version 22621.1344)

I want to disable these things when deploying offline, just like removing CDM can prevent ads on the start menu.

I need a list showing which components are related to the modern UI of Windows 11 21H2, 22H2, and 24H2. As far as I remember, removing some system apps may cause Windows 11's start menu, search menu, taskbar and task view to revert to the classic UI. Can anyone help me?

I'm really sorry that due to the language barrier I don't know how to insult you to dispel your arrogance. You didn't even think carefully about the problem I encountered and just used your limited knowledge to laugh at me. At first I thought you were too anxious and didn't have the energy to...

I did so, and this is the line I inserted. <ProtectedFiles> <File>*Packages\Windows-Defender-Group-Policy-Package~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~10.0.26100.1.cat</File> <File>*Packages\Windows-Defender-Group-Policy-Package~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~10.0.26100.1.mum</File>...

When I add features after removing the components, through commands like dism /online /norestart /add-package:"C:\Windows\servicing\Packages\Microsoft-Windows-GroupPolicy-ClientTools-Package~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~10.0.26100.1.mum", sometimes an error is reported. This will not occur on...

For nuhi, When TTS is removed, the page ms-settings:speech should be hidden, but now it is only hidden when the Speech Api is removed, and when Speech Recognition is removed, the page ms-settings:privacy-speech should be hidden, but it is not hidden even when the Speech Api is removed, when...

So the values set in SettingsPageVisibility are all set by NTLite developers? If this is the case it would explain why some pages are not hidden, simply because the developer didn't notice them.

When removing a component, is the value of SettingsPageVisibility automatically modified by the system (dism) or NTLite (set by nuhi)? I noticed that after removing certain components, some settings pages were completely non-functional, but not hidden, so I'm wondering where this error is coming...

Well, this is indeed a solution. My understanding of group policy has always stayed on using gpedit. I never thought about modifying the registry corresponding to group policy. This method is great, thank you.

I added a permission of refusing to set value to the following registry key and its subkeys for everyone. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\input\tsf\tsf3override Actually, I don't believe anyone wants to modify the same registry. But I think someone should want to use the same method to...

I set the permissions through the right-click menu.

I just want to add read-only permission to everyone to a registry key. So I can disable a feature that has no official disabling method.

Combining your two replies, I think your point is that all registry changes have methods to inherit? And there may be methods that are not overwritten, right? I agree that ntlite will keep all changes to the registry, which is the same as dism. However, I think there is a definition problem for...

I just opened the hive of user-default in ntlite. Then I find the item to modify and add the permission to everyone in the advanced option of permission. But when I found this registry key after oobe ended, I found that the permission change I added before did not appear. Does anyone know what I...